Kyle Clevenger

Kyle Jacob Clevenger, 33, of Rantoul, Illinois, tragically passed away on Sunday,

July 27, 2025 at 7:27 p.m. in Champaign, Illinois. Born on October 3, 1991 at

Covenant Medical Center, Urbana, Illinois, Kyle had a smile that would greet

everyone with warmth and love. He lived hard, loud, fast and with such

intensity. He is the beloved son of Deborah Routh and spouse, Bill Routh of St.

Joseph, Illinois, and Wayne Clevenger and spouse, Karen Clevenger of Farmer City, Illinois.



Kyle’s greatest pride and joy is his daughter, Sienna Marie Clevenger, of Urbana,

Illinois. Kyle is also survived by loving grandparents, Kaye McCartney of

Pahrump, Nevada, Bill and Joyce Clevenger of Urbana, Illinois, and David

Petroskey of Wheaton, Illinois.



Kyle is survived by numerous siblings that he adored. Brother, Ryan Clevenger,

spouse Katie, and son, Lincoln, of Saukville, Wisconsin. Sister, Jessica Beasley,

spouse Travis, and children, Harper and Nora of Eldorado, Illinois. Sister, Alyssa

Cox, spouse Russell, and children, Kinsley, Kailey and Russell Jr. of Richmond,

Virginia. Sister, Ayleen Boyett, spouse Cameron, and children, Jace, Dawson and

Jocelyn Jean of Tolono, Illinois. Brother, Krystofer Clevenger of Champaign,

Illinois. Sister, Vyctoria Clevenger of Winter Park, Florida. Youngest brother,

Benjamyn Clevenger of Farmer City, Illinois.



Kyle has many beloved aunts, uncles and cousins from across the United States

as well as many loved ones waiting for him in heaven. He was preceded in death

by grandparents, Charles (Chuck) McCartney, Susan Petroskey, Earl Routh, and

Mary Routh. Uncles Scott Johnson, David Petroskey Jr, and Byron Evans. An

Aunt, Cindy Knerr.



Kyle graduated from Urbana High School in 2010, and went on to play basketball

at University of Illinois-Springfield and Lincoln College. He was a gifted athlete

in football, basketball, baseball, and wrestling. He was a hard-worker, excelling

at many different trades. He worked in the automotive industry, landscaping

industry, construction and also mastered logistics and equipment operation.

Internment will be at a later date at Mt. Olive Cemetery, Mayview, Illinois.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Heartland Bank, The Kyle Clevenger

Memorial Fund, that will go to supporting his surviving daughter.

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